Last year, Mathew Knowles announced the release of two Destiny’s Child compilation albums, leading many to think a reunion was forthcoming. Playlist: The Very Best of Destiny’s Child was released in October, but it didn’t house new material the R&B trio. However, the follow-up compilation, Love Songs, which features some of DC’s more intimate songs, includes a new record titled “Nuclear.”

Pharrell, who cowrote the track with Michelle, James Fauntleroy and Lonny Bereal, is responsible for the hip-house production, which samples Lyn Collins’ “Think,” and it makes for a proper soundscape for Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams.

According to reports, Kelly and Michelle will reunite with Beyoncé on February 3rd for the Superbowl half-time show. It’s doubtful something as mellow as “Nuclear” will be included in Bey’s set list, but they have enough bombastic tracks to perform and satisfy fans eager for a DC3 reunion. Until, stream their moody new record below.

Destiny’s Child - Love Songs Tracklisting (due out Jan. 29)

1) Cater 2 U (2004 - Destiny Fulfilled)
2) Killing Time (1998 - Destiny’s Child)
3) Second Nature (1998 - Destiny’s Child)
4) Heaven (2002 - Simply Deep)
5) Now That She’s Gone (1999 - The Writing’s On The Wall)
6) Brown Eyes (2001 - Survivor)
7) If (2004 - Destiny Fulfilled)
8) Emotion (2001 - Survivor)
9) If You Leave (featuring Next) (1999 - The Writing’s On The Wall)
10) T­-Shirt (2004 - Destiny Fulfilled)
11) Temptation (1999 - The Writing’s On The Wall)
12) Say My Name (Timbaland remix) (2002 - This Is The Remix)
13) Love (2004 - Destiny Fulfilled)
14) Nuclear (2013 - Destiny’s Child - Love Songs)

Meanwhile, Beyoncé is hoping to convince viewers that she’s of this earth in forthcoming HBO autobiographical documentary Life Is But a Dream (Feb. 16). In the preview, a voice over details her struggles with hiding her pregnancy while a glimpse of her exposed baby bump is shown. An ultrasound of Blue Ivy is also show in the clip.